China has been known as the World’s Factory, as an abundance of products are manufactured in China and then shipped to all corners of the world. It is crucial for companies that want to establish industries in China to understand China’s product safety regulations. This article goes over some of the fundamental product safety regulations in China.
American investors that desire to easily add foreign companies onto their investment portfolio should become familiar with American depositary shares (ADSs) and American depositary receipts (ADRs).
If you are a non-US shareholder of a corporation, then you have likely faced some difficulties when it comes to tax considerations. Maybe you have also noticed that it can be difficult to discern the difference between a US shareholder and a non-US shareholder. This article will provide general information
This article will provide a general understanding of how to make a Qualified Electing Fund (QEF) election as well as some of the effects that these elections can have.
Companies should carefully consider whether or not they are classified as a Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC). This is because being a PFIC can have unfavorable consequences to a company and its shareholders.
A US holder with shares in a Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) will likely realize that there can be negative tax implications for being a holder of a PFIC. Luckily, these consequences can be avoided in two ways: by either making a Qualified Electing Fund (QEF) election or by making
If you are a US shareholder of a foreign corporation, then you likely know that it can come with some complex issues that may be difficult to understand. This article will address some of these issues by discussing what it means to be a US shareholder of a foreign corporation as well as some of the tax implications of being a US shareholder of a foreign corporation.
China is a flourishing platform for international business expansion. As it opens its doors to foreign investors and businesses, domestic and multinational companies are starting to plan and strategize on how to seize opportunities presented by this marketplace. This article provides an overview of options for dispute resolution in China along with strategy and
China has successfully established itself over the years as one of the world’s leading recipient countries for direct and indirect foreign investments. Many multinational and international businesses have started developing presence in China and establishing business arrangements with Chinese companies. Intellectual property is often the focal point of many flourishing